Walsh Construction Co.

What happens when Portland shows up?

More than 1,000 volunteers, 250+ blocks cleaned, 310 bags collected and 1,200 pounds of trash removed from the Central Eastside!

Walsh Construction has been proud to be part of We Believe in Portland since the very first cleanup, and it’s incredible to see how this community effort has grown. A huge thank you to our Walsh team members Ryan Shanahan, Nick Leeding; Jeremiah Guske; Charlie Silvis; Amanda Flores; Bryce Ewing; Jake LaManna; Tyler Granshaw; Dana Legg; and Matt Godt who rolled up their sleeves and got to work, and to the organizers, partners, sponsors and more than 1,000 volunteers who made the day such a success!

Now in its seventh cleanup, the event brought together nearly 100 teams and more than 85 companies, all showing up with a shared commitment to taking care of the city we call home.

We’re proud to build in Portland, proud to have supported this effort from the beginning, and especially proud to be part of a community that continues to show up for one another.

There was plenty to celebrate at our Washington Safety & Service All-Hands! 👏

Our teams came together to recognize safety milestones and honor those reaching significant years of service with Walsh.

Congratulations to everyone recognized, and a huge shoutout to Wendy Kato for an incredible 30 years! Thank you to our entire Washington team for all you do!

Our Oregon teams came together for their annual Safety & Service All-Hands!

This yearly tradition gives us the opportunity to celebrate impressive safety milestones and recognize those who have reached significant years of service with Walsh.

We’re proud of the dedication our people bring to their work every day and the role they play in strengthening our culture of safety. Congratulations to everyone recognized!

For more than 20 years, Walsh has been proud to partner with Wesley to support senior living communities rooted in care, connection, and dignity.

From Wesley Lea Hill to the ongoing evolution of Wesley Des Moines and current work at Bradley Park, this partnership reflects a shared commitment to thoughtful planning, resident-centered construction, and creating places older adults are proud to call home.

Read more here: https://www.walshconstruction.com/perspectives/a-20-year-partnership-rooted-in-care/

Another Hood to Coast + Portland to Coast in the books! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

A huge congratulations to our Walsh and RDF runners who took on the 196-mile Hood to Coast relay and our walkers who tackled the 128-mile Portland to Coast relay! And a big thank you to the volunteers who helped make it all possible.

It takes a lot of teamwork, determination and a little bit of van-life chaos to make it to the finish line. Thanks to everyone who represented our teams and helped make another memorable relay weekend possible!

We love seeing new faces around the office!

Two new team members recently joined our Seattle crew:

⭐ Jared Gallien – Project Manager
⭐ Sarah Rice – Project Engineer

We’re excited to have Jared and Sarah on board and look forward to all they’ll bring to our teams. Welcome to Walsh! 🎉

Our Seattle office team headed out to the Bellwether Housing Prisma jobsite in Redmond today for a tour and an up-close look at the work taking shape. The project will bring 328 affordable homes to the heart of Redmond, along with ground-floor commercial and community space, all just steps from light rail.

It was great to walk the site, hear directly from our project team about the work underway, and see how much has changed since construction began earlier this year.

A big thank you to our Prisma team, Andrew, Tanner, Dean, Nick, Quinn, Matt, and Hayden, for taking the time to show us around and share all the exciting progress happening on site. We’re looking forward to watching this community continue to take shape!

Aerial 📸 Northwest Skyview Imagery

Incredible progress, thoughtful details, and exceptional craftsmanship are coming together at Mariposa Village in Hood River.

This 130-home affordable housing community for Community Development Partners and Columbia Cascade Housing Corp is a testament to what’s possible when a client’s vision, thoughtful design, and skilled construction come together. We’re grateful to CDP and CCHC for their leadership and commitment to creating a community that will provide high-quality homes for families, seniors, and local workers for generations to come.

Designed by Holst, Mariposa Village is beautifully integrated into its Hood River setting, with sweeping Gorge views, welcoming indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, community trails, protected wetlands, and a public park. Throughout the project, the care is evident in the details, from the precision of the exterior finishes and building transitions to the craftsmanship shaping the spaces residents will soon call home.

A huge thank you to our Walsh team of Brian Johnson, Kent Usher, Ben Bechdolt, Carlos Solano Monterroza, Hunter Lundmark, and Sara Schubertand to the talented trade partners and craftspeople whose skill, attention to detail, and pride in their work can be seen throughout the site.

We’re proud to build alongside an incredible team and honored to help bring CDP and CCHC’s vision for Mariposa Village to life.

The new Schnitzer Center at Catlin Gabel School is coming to life through the incredible collaboration of Catlin Gabel, Opsis Architecture, Walsh Construction Co., and the many donors, educators, students, families, and community partners who helped make this vision possible.

This innovative 36,000 SF, mass timber facility will bring together athletics, wellness, dining, learning, and community spaces under one roof, creating a welcoming hub for connection, growth, and belonging for generations of students to come.

We're proud to be part of a project that reflects the power of partnership and a shared commitment to student wellness, education, and community.

Many thanks to our Walsh team of Aaron Elliott, Patti M Miles, Hunter Rains, Hayden Doud, Micah Gibson, Monica Vilay and Megan Smith for their dedication and hard work on this community-focused project!